Xin Yage

The film has already broke the box office in India and China. Technical quality, 3D animation, breathtaking images are the ingredients, but also a philosophical and religious inspiration.

Following the message of the bishops, "Love your neighbor as yourself," young people are organizing sales of T-shirts, shows, video clips and gatherings to preach the good news of the birth of Jesus and to renovate a home for the elderly in Yilan.

He will be baptised on 6 January, Epiphany, because it is the feast day when Jesus "manifests himself." Because of a serious illness, "in addition to physical help I needed spiritual help, something that would give me deep hope."

The international version has come out, dubbed in English, of the feature film dedicated to Msgr. Albertus Soegijapranata, the first indigenous bishop. The director: he is not only a religious leader, but an author, philosopher and guide in a period of upheaval. For the producer of "Soegija", the bishop fought for unity in the diversity of cultures and faiths.

Over two thousand young people gathered to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the oldest church of the island. Emotional and moving: some of the best musicians in Taipei take turns on stage and Sister Ann, a missionary from Kerala who loves Freddie Mercury and Iron Maiden.

Institutions of the island show an increase in quality levels, faced with decrease in students. Catholic institutes considered points of excellence that contribute to human and cultural development of the student. In the past, the extreme competitiveness resulted in a high rate of suicide. Life education classes a source of pride and happiness.

The documentary film about the Jesuit painter of the Chinese emperors, will be in four parts and will also be broadcast in China. The Kuangchi Program Service has already produced a documentary film on Paul Xu Guangqi and Adam Shall, which recorded more than 200 million viewers. Through the media, the Chinese perceive the missionary motivation of the characters and their contribution to the cultural and scientific development of China.

Some 70 per cent of the island's 523,000 aboriginal people are Christian. For them, the canonisation of the first Native American is something to be celebrated in their culture. Kateri is a saint now for all aboriginal people.

Titled 'Money and Honey,' the documentary is now showing in theatres around the country. After 13 years, director Jasmine Lee presents the relationship between the aging residents of a nursing home and five Filipino female caregivers: a story that weaves together nostalgia for home and loved ones, the need to work and anti-migrant prejudices.

The prelates issue a pastoral letter for the opening of the Year of Faith. The bishops note that charity is a "fruit" that is born from faith in Jesus. They call for studying the history of Christianity and the examples of some important figures, like Card Paul Shan.

Created in 1982 by a Jesuit priest and some Christian doctors, the NGO celebrated its first 30 years. Its focus is on the quality of life of senior citizens, a rejection of futile medical treatments, and approaching death with peace of mind surrounded by friends.

Christians become an example of cultural integration. The Archdiocese of Taipei gets a special mention and special cabinet award handed over by the premier. About 288 awards were given to various associations, seven of which are Catholics.